Test Bank for Fundamentals of Nursing 12th Edition by Patricia Potter, Anne
Perry, Patricia Stockert, Amy Hall and Wendy Ostendorf (9780443124068)
Nursing Process - (ANSWER)A problem-solving tool used to identify and manage patients' health care
needs.
Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) - (ANSWER)The use of the best research-based evidence combined with
clinician expertise and consideration of patient preferences.
Assessment Phase - (ANSWER)To obtain data to diagnose patient strengths and problems.
Evaluation Phase - (ANSWER)To determine if interventions have been effective in meeting patient
outcomes.
Admission Database - (ANSWER)A collection of information used to develop a plan of care and discharge
goals with patient input.
Patient Care - (ANSWER)Based on research, clinical expertise, and patient preferences.
Clinical Judgment - (ANSWER)Part of EBP, incorporating current research and research-based guidelines.
Patient Outcomes - (ANSWER)Results that are evaluated to determine the effectiveness of nursing
interventions.
Hypovolemia - (ANSWER)A condition characterized by a deficiency in the amount of blood volume in the
body.
Balanced Intake and Output - (ANSWER)Measurable data showing resolution of the problem of deficient
fluid volume.
Patient Goals - (ANSWER)The desired outcomes that are established in the clinical problem statement.
, Test Bank for Fundamentals of Nursing 12th Edition by Patricia Potter, Anne
Perry, Patricia Stockert, Amy Hall and Wendy Ostendorf (9780443124068)
Clinical Expertise - (ANSWER)The knowledge and skills acquired through experience in patient care.
Nursing Theory - (ANSWER)A framework that guides nursing practice and incorporates the
biopsychosocial nature of humans.
Patient Concerns - (ANSWER)Issues that need to be assessed to choose appropriate interventions.
Interventions - (ANSWER)Actions taken by nurses to address patient health problems.
Data Analysis - (ANSWER)The process of evaluating patient outcomes, though not required to use EBP.
Clinical Problem Statement - (ANSWER)Includes the problem, its causes, and the signs and symptoms of
the problem.
Patient Preferences - (ANSWER)Considerations that should be included in the planning of patient care.
Research Evidence - (ANSWER)Credible studies that inform nursing practices, preferably randomized
controlled studies.
Nursing Interventions - (ANSWER)Actions taken to address the identified health care needs of patients.
Patient Education - (ANSWER)Teaching interventions that help patients understand their health
problems.
Health Care Professionals - (ANSWER)Individuals who provide care and support to patients, including
nurses and physicians.
Patient Strengths - (ANSWER)Positive attributes and capabilities of the patient that can be leveraged in
care.
Perry, Patricia Stockert, Amy Hall and Wendy Ostendorf (9780443124068)
Nursing Process - (ANSWER)A problem-solving tool used to identify and manage patients' health care
needs.
Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) - (ANSWER)The use of the best research-based evidence combined with
clinician expertise and consideration of patient preferences.
Assessment Phase - (ANSWER)To obtain data to diagnose patient strengths and problems.
Evaluation Phase - (ANSWER)To determine if interventions have been effective in meeting patient
outcomes.
Admission Database - (ANSWER)A collection of information used to develop a plan of care and discharge
goals with patient input.
Patient Care - (ANSWER)Based on research, clinical expertise, and patient preferences.
Clinical Judgment - (ANSWER)Part of EBP, incorporating current research and research-based guidelines.
Patient Outcomes - (ANSWER)Results that are evaluated to determine the effectiveness of nursing
interventions.
Hypovolemia - (ANSWER)A condition characterized by a deficiency in the amount of blood volume in the
body.
Balanced Intake and Output - (ANSWER)Measurable data showing resolution of the problem of deficient
fluid volume.
Patient Goals - (ANSWER)The desired outcomes that are established in the clinical problem statement.
, Test Bank for Fundamentals of Nursing 12th Edition by Patricia Potter, Anne
Perry, Patricia Stockert, Amy Hall and Wendy Ostendorf (9780443124068)
Clinical Expertise - (ANSWER)The knowledge and skills acquired through experience in patient care.
Nursing Theory - (ANSWER)A framework that guides nursing practice and incorporates the
biopsychosocial nature of humans.
Patient Concerns - (ANSWER)Issues that need to be assessed to choose appropriate interventions.
Interventions - (ANSWER)Actions taken by nurses to address patient health problems.
Data Analysis - (ANSWER)The process of evaluating patient outcomes, though not required to use EBP.
Clinical Problem Statement - (ANSWER)Includes the problem, its causes, and the signs and symptoms of
the problem.
Patient Preferences - (ANSWER)Considerations that should be included in the planning of patient care.
Research Evidence - (ANSWER)Credible studies that inform nursing practices, preferably randomized
controlled studies.
Nursing Interventions - (ANSWER)Actions taken to address the identified health care needs of patients.
Patient Education - (ANSWER)Teaching interventions that help patients understand their health
problems.
Health Care Professionals - (ANSWER)Individuals who provide care and support to patients, including
nurses and physicians.
Patient Strengths - (ANSWER)Positive attributes and capabilities of the patient that can be leveraged in
care.
